Where We Work
In-home therapy across the Phoenix metro, and telehealth everywhere else in Arizona.
Two ways we reach families
In-home sessions mean Kelsey comes to you — your kitchen table, your living room floor, wherever your child is already comfortable. No clinic, no waiting room, and no packing a tired child into a car seat after school. Available across the Phoenix metro.
Telehealth reaches the entire state, from Tucson to Flagstaff to Yuma and the rural communities between. It is not a lesser option: research consistently finds teletherapy as effective as in-person for most speech and language goals, and the familiar-environment advantage makes it better for some children.
Speech EZ is based in north Phoenix. In-home availability is best closest to there and narrows with distance — the sections below say plainly what that means for each area.
Phoenix metro — in-home available
North Phoenix & Desert Ridge
Our home base. The most availability, the easiest rescheduling, and the shortest notice anywhere we serve. Covers Desert Ridge, Deer Valley, Norterra, Moon Valley, Paradise Valley Village, and the Union Hills and Happy Valley corridors.
Phoenix
Central Phoenix, Arcadia, Biltmore, Ahwatukee, and Encanto. In-home therapy removes the cross-town drive that quietly kills so many therapy plans two months in. Scheduling depends on drive time between sessions rather than city limits, so it is worth asking about your specific neighborhood.
Scottsdale
Old Town through Central and North Scottsdale. The far northern reaches around DC Ranch and Troon are a longer drive, so availability there depends on the day. Many Scottsdale families use ESA or private pay specifically to avoid insurance deciding how many sessions their child gets.
Cave Creek
Far north Valley, and within comfortable reach of our north Phoenix base. Kelsey grew up here. In-home sessions happen when the day's schedule makes the drive work, so most Cave Creek families use a mix of in-home and telehealth.
Carefree
A small town without local pediatric specialists, where speech therapy has traditionally meant driving to Scottsdale or Phoenix. In-home is available, with availability clustering on particular days rather than any afternoon.
Glendale & the West Valley
Including Peoria and Sun City. This is the furthest west we claim, and in-home availability is narrower here than closer to base. For most West Valley families telehealth is genuinely the stronger option — it removes the commute that derails consistency.
Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert & Tempe
The East Valley is a long drive from north Phoenix, so telehealth is usually the practical answer. In-home may be possible depending on the day — ask rather than assume either way.
Paradise Valley & Anthem
Both sit close to our base and are straightforward for in-home sessions.
The rest of Arizona — telehealth
If you are outside the metro, online sessions are how we work together, and they work well. That includes Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott, Yuma, Sedona, Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Casa Grande, Sierra Vista, and rural communities across the state.
Sessions run over secure video with parents involved throughout, and you skip a drive that might otherwise be an hour each way. Families in northern and rural Arizona often have the most to gain, because the alternative is frequently no specialist at all.
Paying for it
Arizona's ESA program covers speech therapy and evaluations for every K–12 student in the state — homeschoolers included — with awards averaging $7,000–$10,000 per year. Most families fund therapy that way rather than out of pocket. See the ESA guide and our published rates.
What we help with, wherever you are
- Speech sound and articulation delays
- Receptive and expressive language
- Childhood apraxia of speech
- AAC — augmentative and alternative communication
- Fluency and stuttering
- Myofunctional therapy, tongue tie evaluation, and adult snoring and mouth breathing
Not sure which applies to you?
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